Mary Shelley Biopic (2017): A filmic discourse analysis
This work analyzes the discourses that compound Mary Shelley biopic (2017), concerning male domination and female resistance. To do so, the specific objectives are: to verify how this domination permeates the main character with a view to publish her work Frankenstein; identify the elements that cr...
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This work analyzes the discourses that compound Mary Shelley biopic (2017), concerning male domination and female resistance. To do so, the specific objectives are: to verify how this domination permeates the main character with a view to publish her work Frankenstein; identify the elements that cross the relation author-character in the biopic; describe these elements into categories within a filmic discourse analysis. The theoretical-methodology contribution is Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), within the dialectical-relational developed by Fairclough (1989; 2001) in conjunction with the filmic analysis. The corpus of the analysis is constituted by 02 long takes. It is used the Bakhtinian categories (2003), which are dialogism, polyphony and alterity, followed by the categories of Fairclough (2001), which are intertextuality and presupposition.
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| spelling | doaj-art-ec4543e65ec7443b8e9028a4dfb0a8e32025-08-20T02:19:53ZengUniversity of PittsburghCINEJ Cinema Journal2158-87242024-12-0112210.5195/cinej.2024.618Mary Shelley Biopic (2017): A filmic discourse analysis Thanya Araujo0Lívia Fernanda Silva1Universidade Federal do Piauí -UFPIFederal University of Piaui - UFPI This work analyzes the discourses that compound Mary Shelley biopic (2017), concerning male domination and female resistance. To do so, the specific objectives are: to verify how this domination permeates the main character with a view to publish her work Frankenstein; identify the elements that cross the relation author-character in the biopic; describe these elements into categories within a filmic discourse analysis. The theoretical-methodology contribution is Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), within the dialectical-relational developed by Fairclough (1989; 2001) in conjunction with the filmic analysis. The corpus of the analysis is constituted by 02 long takes. It is used the Bakhtinian categories (2003), which are dialogism, polyphony and alterity, followed by the categories of Fairclough (2001), which are intertextuality and presupposition. http://cinej.pitt.edu/ojs/cinej/article/view/618Mary Shelley biopicFilmic analysisCritical Discourse AnalysisMale dominationFemale resistance |
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| title | Mary Shelley Biopic (2017): A filmic discourse analysis |
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| url | http://cinej.pitt.edu/ojs/cinej/article/view/618 |
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